Still trying to wrap my head around it.
ajh
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Now, this is amusing
IT WILL TRIGGER SOME PEOPLE
The complete issue is available digitally as a PDF, for those who want a copy. I love collecting such curiosities.
ajh
The year-round moaning sound of the wind
ALWAYS A CHILD OF THE DUST BOWL
…AND THE GREAT DEPRESSION
“Lola remembered the year-round moaning sound of the wind in South Dakota. In 1933, when she was 7, the family moved … in a horse-drawn wagon … first to Oklahoma (via the Black Hills, Wyoming, and Colorado) and then, in late 1935, traveling in a Model T truck, to southern Arizona…”
ajh
Anton Diffring!
Piedmont in northern Italy? Sicily?
Love and Angst
Edvard Munch “was as radical a print-maker as he was a painter. It was his black-and-white lithograph of The Scream, created in 1895 after his own 1893 pastel version, which made him famous.”
Is there only one surviving copy? I will be browsing the Munch Museum site in the hopes of learning more.
“The show tracks his traumatic upbringing near Oslo, through revelatory journeys to Paris and Berlin, where tumultuous love affairs and a pre-war ferment of ideas fostered his powerfully expressive art.”
ajh
Red Lightning
A PHENOMENA INVOLVING COLD PLASMA
ajh
Film noir photography
ajh
I can’t get enough of photography & art
The holiday lights continue to shine on the streets surrounding Pioneer Square in Seattle.
ajh
RIP, Mr. Erdman
ERDMAN DIED ON SATURDAY
AT THE AGE OF 93
I couldn’t believe that this man, Richard Erdman, who I knew from the 1953 movie Stalag 17 starring William Holden and Peter Graves, had been cast as an elderly forever student named Leonard at Greendale Community College. I had not seen him on the screen, large or small, since that film. I was a huge fan of the quirky show Community during its run on NBC. It was one of the most original shows on TV, and often it was the funniest. Per the usual for a pro, he was terrific and terrifically funny.
ajh
